Buying, selling, renting, mortgages, law and tax, written so you can decide when you finish reading
Use with the landowner's consent never becomes a servitude, but peaceable open use for ten years may create one under section 1401. Here are the three ways a servitude arises, the one-page permission that stops the clock, what section 1390 forbids the owner from doing, and how one is extinguished.
Constant cycling is usually a pressure vessel with no air left in it rather than a failing pump, because the vessel exists to reduce pump starts and not to store water. Here is the ten-minute check, the four causes in order, and how to size on flow and head rather than wattage.
Without stated shares, section 1357 presumes them equal. Each co-owner may sell their own share without permission, and a clause never to sell binds for only ten years at a time. Here are the statutory rights, what co-buyers learn too late, and nine clauses to write before the transfer.
The cost of technology in a house is running cable afterwards, not the devices. Here are seven things to do while the walls are open, from empty conduit with draw strings to neutrals in every switch box, plus the order of work and what should never be buried in a wall.
The commission you save pays for six jobs you now have to do. This covers photographing the house on a phone, writing a listing that answers what buyers filter on, three questions that identify a real buyer, safety during viewings, and the mortgage stage where private deals collapse.
A drain smell means the water sealing the trap has gone, or there was never a trap. And a fan that will not extract is usually short of replacement air rather than short of power. Here are the one-litre test, the tissue test, and the order to work through.
Gross yield beats a condominium, but the risk is a far longer vacant period. This covers the legal open space that makes the plot much larger than the building, the six specifications tenants ask about before price, the three-year line in a lease, and the taxes that actually eat the return.
Most Thai homes run daylight bulbs everywhere, bedside included, which is the light that delays melatonin most. Here is which colour temperature belongs in which room, three changes you can make tonight, and the other numbers on the box worth reading.
The policy covers six perils rather than fire alone, caps all four natural perils at 20,000 baht a year, and averages your claim down if the sum insured falls below 70 percent of actual value. Here is what the wording says, what is excluded, and the temporary accommodation benefit almost nobody claims.
The bill charges watts multiplied by time, not watts alone, so a 2000 watt kettle costs far less than a 1200 watt air conditioner. Here is the one formula worth knowing, how to find your real price per unit, how to use a plug-in meter, and how to measure a hard-wired air conditioner with the utility meter.
An extension cracks because the house sits on piles while the extension sits on fill, so the two settle at different rates. Separate the structures and leave a flexible joint. Plus the rules that bind: 2 metres of rear open space, a solid boundary wall needing written consent, and the 5 square metre exemption.
A smart home is tested on the night the router reboots and the light will not come on. The single rule that prevents all of it is that anything which can be automated must still work by hand.
